The Freedom of Choice

ByYoav

Next Friday’s Eco Film will be The Freedom of Choice, screening September 16th at 7 p.m.
Watch the full movie here:

Genre: Documentary. Produced by Zoom Out Productions. Spain, 2009. 64 minutes

This stunning documentary combines moving footage and emotive music that takes us on a journey through our innermost being and the consequences of the choices we make. How do our daily decisions affect climate change, poverty, globalization, our consumption and other people? Trying to paint an overall picture of the world which we share with the rest of humanity, this movie is an inspiring manifesto for change.

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One Comment

  1. A very good, inspirational film, thank you for the opportunity to watch it. I look forward to discovering Sadhana Forest in India soon, see you then.
    Peace
    Michael, France

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